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Re: Detailing 101- Machine Polishing - Saturday January 29th
Just looked and appears their were a few of you waiting to get in this class. Seats are already filling up, if you are interested in this class you need to sign up!
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Re: Detailing 101- Machine Polishing - Saturday January 29th
Have several emails about the classes so I am bumping up these threads.
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Re: Detailing 101- Machine Polishing - Saturday January 29th
I registered myself and my wife for the 101 class.
Very much looking forward to the road trip
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Re: Detailing 101- Machine Polishing - Saturday January 29th
For those, "on the fence" about attending this class...I went to the last class it is was great. It is one place to try a variety of polishing tools (PC, Griot's, & Flex) and products (Meguiar's, Menzerna, Mother's, Optimum). The information Mike provided was good stuff, but trying the various machines & products was THE most helpful. To buy these things would cost a few bills, but at AutoGeek, it's all there. For you guys & girls up north, it's in Florida! ('nuff said). It's worth the $$.
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Re: Detailing 101- Machine Polishing - Saturday January 29th
We also has some requests for interior cleaning training using a carpet extractor and Mike has allowed me to join in on the fun. Hope you guys are ready to get hands on!
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Re: Detailing 101- Machine Polishing - Saturday January 29th
best suggestion for preventing these kinds of markings from a rotary? is a DA safer?
I watched Mike's videos saying to press about 50% and do 6 passes up and down and side to side for best reults
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Re: Detailing 101- Machine Polishing - Saturday January 29th
Originally Posted by Trumbo_S10
best suggestion for preventing these kinds of markings from a rotary? is a DA safer?
I watched Mike's videos saying to press about 50% and do 6 passes up and down and side to side for best results
Best suggestion to prevent the rotary buffer induced swirls in the black Mustang is to get head knowledge and hands-on training and that's what we provide in our Detailing 102 Class.
Besides knowledge and training, then getting experience by practicing on cars that are not important to anyone until you increase your comfort level with the rotary buffer and your skill level so that you feel comfortable working on something that is important to someone.
The DA is safer but it's comparing apples to oranges.
This is a thread about the classes, for more questions on how-to use tools, maybe post them to the Auto Detailing 101 forum group.
The pictures used in this thread came from this article
DISO = The Dealership Installed Swirl Option
The point I was trying to get across by including them in this thread is that if you attend the Detailing 101 Class you will learn,
- How to not put those types of swirls into the paint in the first place.
- If you have those types of swirls, we'll show you how to remove them.
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Re: Detailing 101- Machine Polishing - Saturday January 29th
We'll also have the new 3M Rotary Buffer at both classes for people to check out... might even have a few more surprises...
NEW 3M Electric Variable Speed Rotary Polisher
The 3M Electric Variable Speed Rotary Polisher balances speed and power with operator comfort. Remove scratches, swirls, oxidation and more with precision and control. The 3M Electric Variable Speed Rotary Polisher has a powerful 11 amp motor with 37.5% more power than 8 amp polishers. Superior construction and user-friendly features make the 3M Electric Variable Speed Rotary Polisher a true professional grade polisher.
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